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The business owner attempted to notify Apple and struggled to do so. The news organization notified them by way of asking for comment and Apple still got the location of the business wrong. How honest does an honest mistake have to be befor
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A lot of the rebase/merge hell I've seen has been more or less resolved with the introduction of a merge queue. Granted, there are other issues that crop up (notably, flaky tests go from being an annoyance to life-threatening) but
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3y ago
As of February 2016, references to "slave" in documentation began to be replaced with "agent": https://issues.jenkins.io/browse/JENKINS-27268 The comment I'd make is that this appears to have b
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3y ago
From https://github.com/websockets/utf-8-validate/tree/master/dep... > This C++ library is part of the JavaScript package utf-8-validate. The utf-8-validate package is routinely downloaded more than a
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3y ago
You're underestimating how many people live in food deserts and basically don't have access to fresh food. That might seem like a nitpick against a larger argument, but I think it serves as a good example for why you need to take
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3y ago
From https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/flsa/misclassification/rule... : 7. What analysis guides whether a worker is an employee or independent contractor under this final rule? This final rule continues t
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striking
3y ago
If you'll still pay for the software I write, why should I care?
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3y ago
Good catch. No wonder their comment sounded so defensive, they're the bad guy!
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3y ago
To others, for context: https://arstechnica.com/space/2024/01/navajo-objection-to-fl... > Science instruments aren't the only things hitching a ride to the Moon on a commercial lunar lander that is re
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3y ago
Hardware is hard. There are so many more things that can go wrong. If your cheap 24-hour system decides to self-immolate, it might be the cause of the incident rather than just help determine what the cause was.
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3y ago
I would be unsurprised if these folks are just making a point of being tired of having decentralization being conflated with capital by way of blockchains. Some apps don't need them, lots of people tried to shoehorn them in anyway, and
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striking
3y ago
Even in the US (which Sweden is not a part of, to be clear) the First Amendment only prevents the US government from abridging your freedom of expression, and only in most cases.
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3y ago
I don't have to admit anything, I think it's a complete waste of time until you're shipping something with so much value that juicing your conversion rate by 1% more is a meaningful improvement. And I don't care if the c
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3y ago
From the example repo: > You have to be disciplined to only use dependencies that are published on jsdelivr (npm install programmers need to clean up their act) Yeah, no thanks, I'm sticking with my "unclean" ways.
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3y ago
> The name and logo of "NERV" are used with the explicit permission of khara Inc., the copyright holder of the "Evangelion" series, and Groundworks Corporation, which manages the rights to the series.
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3y ago
Love this article so much. The only thing I'd add is that Slack is a really nice way to collect braggable items. Just forward brags to a private channel. Invite your manager if you want.
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3y ago
Is it such a travesty that someone decided to include a personal anecdote as a throughline? Does every article published need to be hard-hitting "journalism" ? Sometimes it's nice to listen to something with some personality
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3y ago
But that's not even my problem with it. I have a real iPhone, I have a real Mac. Why can't I get my messages from Apple using friends in a secure way on my Pixel without serious hackery?
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3y ago
What about those of us who are actually allowed access to the network as a result of owning Apple hardware? Discord and Signal don't charge money so it's much harder for me to feel a sense of entitlement to use a third party clien
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3y ago
That's not always legal, is it?
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3y ago
When I'm wrong I'll admit I'm wrong, Pitchbook's data does differ. I agree that they believed in Beeper Mini being a reasonable strategy, I'm not contesting that. It definitely wasn't just marketing, they reall
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3y ago
Yes, I own the physical hardware that the tokens are coming from. I own an (out of date, but still legit) iPhone 6, as well as a new Mac. I have paid Apple that which they would demand of any normal customer, and now I want the messages to
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3y ago
What are you on about? You can go on Crunchbase right now and see they've only raised a seed round for $125k. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/beeper/company_finan... Everything else came out of their
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You now need legit Apple hardware tokens to connect to the network. Those of us currently with iMessage on Beeper have paid our dues.
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3y ago
I am a very happy customer of Beeper. It's a hard task and they're basically doing it for free. And all of my chats are more or less in one app. I even have my iMessage access back today. So I'll say that I get where you'
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3y ago
Judging by their current projects I'd make the argument that Brad and Eric are working day and night to make things they find cool, even if it loses money.
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3y ago
I don't think the founders need any more money.
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3y ago
You can send them a letter. Way more painful than it should be, but worked for me.
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3y ago
That's not new. If you want people to read your comment a certain way, you should say so up front.
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3y ago
If anything, doesn't this article have hopeful notes about society? Sure, there's something to be said about trusting a platform too much; but there's also the part where, without that Facebook group, these women would almost
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